”steam laalsw artists today.
a“ . «r
evulng.
I triptout of town for a few days.
s
“reg *M» {was r: t‘i‘i‘
. Assembly.
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s aetsbtatlonot‘ his ninth birthday.
PrivatoHudson A. Ritch of St t‘ove
avenue. has safely arrived ortvrreus.
.lio was iormttiv stationed at Camp
Union with thr- 3tlflnli ringinvotzl.
Plans for the third dance to bt‘ ht ill
,by the Earl. Norwaik "l‘obaccu Fund
v'oomtnlttco at Community Matt] on
. . April 26 are. progressing.
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‘ Rev. and Mrs: irving L. Smith of .
' Wbury. i.. i.. tlrc visitors on the, Mount Vernon “"hm’l” are. among ”w
~ East Side. Mr. Smith will attend the
(Inference in'Ncw Britain while on ul '—’
4.
. visit here. \
't Th0 WM' Aid Society of the East
:aitsrnoon and uttmacted the usual
. weekly business. A seciai time fol-
‘t lowed the meeting.
I ,Oarieton 'lli-iommedieu, son of for.
l and Mrs. Inuit-i ll'iionlmedieu, of Rev
a Van street, has returncdto Mountiien
t lean Seminary. Mass, after a variation
r. at his llomerhere.
i anomambev or East Norwallt people.
} V a are planning to attend the presents l
' ill .5.
Is tlon of .“Thellian on the Box." framing”. alter a few “)5 “95’
[the novel of Harold McGrath, at theI
b Nglrecilool this evening.
«i a... “Wm of 10 Fourth street. and serious illness.
hid having atconcrete foundation built
mis’liowsrd, of. Elle avenue, hatsl who have been spending several days,
Matter a business trip to alarm Brooklyn. the guests of Mrs. Des-t
. . . i . "
.3» Averme'tfl. '1“qu attending the Mrs. Howard i’etu‘lon of White members of the cho r The aifair was
, .Tbe usual mid-week service will be ing a '9', days with her parents, Mr. .Dmxmm 0n the ' spot. there having ..
if at the East Am“. M. E. church and Mrs. ““911 Reed. of Metallic! been no previous rehearsal of the tile
Theatsaslflamdsy morning session mung to the ”pasta; need (or the The ”Imam“ 0‘ the Home 3““ and
of the Ichaoil'wili beheld this week. “has“, dressings. etc, made by the Tm“ Lomnsuy met Tuesday 3151"»
lrstt'lvs 8mm: has returned after ladies of the Red Cress. the local aux- Plans for the new banking house, with
Z‘Irs." Arthur Carr at Second street
imam! alter a visit to Winsted,
flare she attended the State Rebekah
lobblns E. Avery of l2 Fourth street ‘ ty uat. September and Octob ,r
' entertained it number of. his out); A cabletzram has Mm received L t 9‘
friends at his home last evenirig in M”- ank 3- S'PVEM' 0' Rownvton
'Thrwumer weather will twins out italitln port. It will no remembered ""11 the Irt‘tflflar R's-l Uta-rs mt-ettnr.‘
“my bottle “[3,“, ”I few days utlti that Mr. Stevens Was on the "mkm. and ”iv Rational Count-ii oi Deb-mm“ ‘
Irobztbly On Sunday if the warm spell Texan as secondtomct‘l‘. a ”‘0” "m“ and ”'6 U' '5' Fm" ”'“ummmm'n ‘1
continued a number will go out sailing.
. Avenue M. E. church met yesterday
I
I ladies will meet on Monday and Thurfl- to increase the bank's capital from'
. ......... .W ~—.-—-
M_-—.-ww - I vow—“m
changes. Contractor A. L. Wood III a new three-ton truck
tthalge of the work. Hrs. Morroll who Bates. Before using, u '15 comp eie
lhas been spending the winter months ly overhauled at the shop of lb ‘ ‘t
'is Weehawken, N. J.. returned to this 5,03,:
city on the 12th to supervise the t
we. . , than. 1'. L rm lot: this mommy
——-——-—-————- s for the session of the New York hat
ZCalibrate/e at New Brita‘n. Mrs.
:Price will spend the time with her
“nutter, Miss Helen Price, who is a
3.15% c. A. worker at Yonkers.
J
///‘ ~ The Bookfof a -
' Thousand Stings,
‘i ' - Greatest Song Book
h
in the World '
The most casual glance at the condensed
contents list given below will fully vmdlcate
the assertion that this is the most extra-
l Gorge-m E. L. Great of the Home
iGuarti, with Mrs. Great, recently at-
,tended a dinner in Stamford given to
lithe istter‘ brother, Thomas White,
Capt. Stanton Hart and Mrs. Ha"- lvho is to engage in Y. M. C. A. work
rebsutealsisnd. have returned Mlle in France.
lmer fieing the'guests of Mr. and “fl"; . -
' row 1. Mills of ltowsyton "Gillie-1 Barton is still turning in good re
‘ " north of sales of War Saving and,
, C. ‘B. M. Tracey B. “Netti“ "fl Thrift Stamps. Good results, especial l
. Ambler were recent guests of Mr. Ali? iy are being obtained from the school
'bler'l parents. Mr- and Mt W F- children. Grade eighth of the Lenten
iAflblef, or Rowayton “91106. i'lscliool purchased m worth last week.‘
David Inimn who has been on the
sick list is able to be around stain
Mrs. James Desmond luld dautflrtere,‘
"The Surprise Party," a; unlike sort
.. .. . r ' la d d
. tjark. 2113:: m;;l1.c:"l;aIIt:IIIr;::tted to the I'I of entertainment, was given Tuesday orcmry COllCCllOfl 0f popll I Stan at songs
i "Reunion. Wilson; pastor of the bet, u {night at the Methodist church by the
tPiains, N, v, formerly a resident 31¢rizT:?T:tille:ohtislt-ivi:u3:612:11; I
'here, has returned home after 'spend- 9 3 D 0 n .
ever published.
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,lZI Home Songs . ll 23 Children's Songs
45 Sacred Songs 55 Patriotic Songs
7 4 Southern Songs 82 Operatic Songs I I
9 Rounds 77 College Songs t
226 Sentimental Songs 30 Sea Songs l
99 Hymns 63 National Songs ,
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, iogue.
. street,
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tlilary have decided to hold two even- """mil'e Nils. are under discussion.
«I log sessions a week for a while. The A” "f ”"3 "PW “00“ recently offered! ..
dey evenings in their quarters in the ”5'0““ 10 375.000. has been fully sub-
.nelience Hook and Ladder company's 'l‘rlbt‘d- Payments oi 25 per cent. of:
building in Rowayton ayenue. thealununt taken will be ltlade by 5111).!
‘ scrihers Oil the ilrst day of July, Au- . ‘
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l
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avenue, announcing the safe arrival of ltserday afternoon it mention wtmI
her son William 1 Stevens. .lr.. at. at. “"1" l" ”‘9 “"11 hall in connection
South Norwaitt Evening "Sentinel
I .I , ..... . all
has arranged to place these more than one thousand
songs, all of them set to music, in the homes of tts
readers for less than one-tenth of a centapiece.
Songs of Today, of Yesterday
of Yesteryear
A book which, in thumbing over its five hundred and /
thirty-five pages,, takes you by the hand of memory,
carries you back to your youth, recalls old scenes" that
are sacred, brings back, in vivid outline, lineamIente dear
to you. ‘ ' 4
ago. when that ship was damaged by Miss M. E. Sltl‘ulzue of Hartford. Stttte'
a collision at sea and had to put back Home Economics director {or runner.“
for mm‘m lli‘lll delivered an ‘ltilll'tsfi and My“:
. _.___L.._- ‘Murion Dickinson who is connected
Miss .lcnnit- L. Scott, of Rttwavtou “MI ”I" Farm Bureau, under tilt: .ta'u
:trrtlue, who recently resigned her “0- t""ldllittet’ gave their - l: -,,u,,m in war
:titinn at the Franklin stJlool in South time cooking. The aifair was well nt-
Nnrwnik will go to Mount-Vernon. N. tender! and was enjoyed and appru.~w.I
Y., to take n position as teat-her ltl the “l by all present, I
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Lincoln school in the Chester dis-I ' »—_.
trict. ’Illlas Mott's ability as a tezlcil- N
ter is recognized when she is called to AW SECRETAzz IN NEW HAV
this post because of the fact that titt-
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. Mr. Daniels the Guest of the City sud:
’hest in the eastern states, l y.“ University ‘ ; -
I NEW HAVEN. April la—Josopnus‘ ,.
Daniels, Set-rotary of the Nltvv. came.
here today to snenk'for the Third i.i- I
lll'f‘fy Loan. and to heap a promise:
. made to Yale University that he would ; '
Ilnspcct 'the Yale naval unit and look
over the. university and see what it is;
doing ot de'leiop the underurnduate'
body for war and public service. I
The Secretary, arriving early byz
train. Went to the home of Mrs. Alex-1
ohms-w".
"ND
The purpode of this new book has been to assemble
withinits covers virtually every song, 'old and new, which
by reason of its merit deserves a place in the hearts of
music layers. , . . .1
Clip and Present'3 Coupons of Different 98c ' 1
O
' ‘ ‘ " under Troup, Sr.. for breakfast. Then Date From 1111! P8] and
ll be urchatsed it began his busy day. for every minute . . I . tc
m$::;:hnzfl::: sterling Garage. was to be occupied until in the eye, MAIL ORDERS FIILLED When Postage Added. See Coupon for ,R3.
lning he will be_ the central figure in
» tenth of-a
- TODAY’S COUPON ON PAGE 3 ' .,
cent-apiece.
"~ the war rally at Woolsey Hail under
David Snimn is able to be around(direction of the naval , unit and the:
iioan committee. As guest of both the;
:city and Yale; ‘Mr. Daniels strove forI
a fair division bf time. The breakfast
Mrs. George Gregoryof the Heights
is gradually recoVering trout azlong
over he was taken by machine. by.. _ ___,. - v..- _..-~____..... ~'—-~ ____.._. ...,_. ‘ “ " ”M" ‘”‘ “M " ‘ ' ~'-‘_ V
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tRear Admiral Cheater M. ColbY. com-' mwtskw‘m'fl‘ homestead. consist of progressive euchre 22d WAR FRMO EXHIBI‘IED BUND
Dr C W B Wheeler has mommad'mnudttnt, to the Adee Boathouse; ‘ ‘ ..__....... dancing, with cake, ice cream, a aI I h “I on sundiiv
J ' “a Niamerty '0' 0““? an extensive» "the Hicko'fle’g " their summer theme "1"" ""3 “3"“ unit hid We“ "“13“” l The catering tank at the railroad water, and prizes. I At the Regent T as r . i
idlickenta'un and house.’ EB. F, Auden
2 Ion, alsotof the same address, is as-
'.~’ listing Mr; Peterson.
Daniel UHommedieu, ' of Man
. street. wiltattend the layman's Aeso-
". elation roosting at New Britain to-
.- .Inorrow tin annihilation with the New
. :1 termini-Conference ' or the Memo
. tuce with Dr. Reynolds.
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This evening at the Advent Chris-
'iihn church the usual mid—week pray-
, Or-meeting‘will give day to the quar-
ter. Thomas Feltman of Waterbury
will be the speaker or the evening and
uninteresting program has‘ been ar-
‘I‘Inged. '
The Red Cross worrjoom at the
. mm Avenue M. n. enliven wnl he
, m tomorrow afternoon and every
My afternoon hereafter for with
rh addition to its being open on Mon-
Warnings ”been that it will
M 5 e'dock and it is . hopes that.
My meeting of the Loyal Workers',
be open on Trtdsys are from; detach ‘
”9"!!th In more. have oantonmontsprobsbly we or ‘msgny in
‘ ' iil both on the
n l n . ed for inspection and dr
on Mans a d ”e co liendinr stages and in boats upon the
I ' t—threeu o'clock. and at the
station is at last being repaired. and 1%.:th a . .
__.. like dilapidated-looking affair has been Rev. James A. Hamilton of the: Palace Intent“ ”findaitleigniigéfi
M... 1...... 3...... . ‘a' "“'"°" ' " a ' . “m” ‘° '°°‘“"°._____" ””“‘”°’ "'“”‘°‘““ §““‘°u.." ””7. ““2232? fifl‘é‘ifilfiidi; £55.: mm
' . From-the boathouse the party me e . . eningj for . we I .. ' ere . . . . _ .
t b’ H for tit soldiers, has re . _ Samuel Crissey was “1. m“ . I , , "In”
iiiriie: tzmiier halite at Brooklyn a "71““ "i9 to munitions factories, oilizllativee in Bridgeport on Monday} 'Father McCrann ot'Norwatit preachv formed, a marriage cermony for his State Council of‘lieienset :‘hILQNiJnitwl.
Y ' ”‘3'” the ”m” M fabricating many .___'._. ‘ed. an unusually patriotic semen at ‘ICOll‘linl onwWedneeday. Later. in the rare the olilclal.. true 0 mm Al’-
. . forms 0' WM materiaiS, including air, Miss Elsie \lorton of Mt Ktsco is‘ the Holy Name Society's service in ‘81. day he went to New Britain,- where he State.) and British. .governm - .
. ~ ‘ . _ ’ . .m be twenty cents at entail.
' lbs ‘ ane tomatic rifles which 4“?" recently . tA sius' church, Sunday evening. is attending conference, and will re- mission v
M .l t Lewl‘sof New, York has in ‘wuhm‘mm was visiting with relatives inI’srit “reed lo! ___
demonstrated "main until Monday. performance. ' I
N“ ‘Clmr recently-Must her Tokenelte. home, ‘ ecretaryr . . ._..._. The government of the Unl'rvl
‘ t .u ‘ ch there. ii. «lied Gables," planning for its open- "maid 10“" d ‘52:? Egiitridsdress to Mrs.- Lillian Scoaehi of Lewisboro, Daniel O'Neil and daughter of The Oweoe mmmrte mm met at imam mymwared a series of mow
If ‘VOn Sunday the‘let, Rev L F R 4" forum Season. lam 32:33.; 0‘ :iilployes in behalf was a guest .1 the home 0! ”fl" Bridgeport. In" Widen“ oil hie-WWW home of Mrs: T‘WwBenedict on ting.plcturesrtof.which..those to be ex.
‘ in" ' m» ' ' ‘ ' e" ' '-~ ll . ‘ , it . :(‘suaan were flesh; of Mr. an . rs ‘ - - - r n t 0! an.
t. . . .George H. Stevens this wee . t , , I r too ”We“ on Sunday are the rs . I
iagziiin linrcflfhphumr‘wioll the Advent ML Earned tuna“. Charles Lea of 'Brook~ Otdiniltlr‘ir’iinthe Secretary was to meet, ‘ r“ r ’ -.George -H.‘ Stevens, South avenue: on Iqufgztmn-mlfi litfirimiiv: as tdncstional «character, showing tit“!
Elm at tile morniitlge'snd egg?” ‘22 in w “y looking over their the city's representatives at the Chem-1‘ Mrs. Horace Johnson of Locust ave. Sunday, \ the girls buh't their council tire on the me of the soldiers tram their cam I
' as 3 r- Tokeneke home and planning for their ‘ ' ‘ h b it ill during the ”I, _______ . i "um nd the
'9‘“ ' ‘ ' ' mm ' cheon. and he” one as con G“ e s ‘ - - training to the bait e e s. a
will “manna cted‘t:sitanum::f return for the-summer. gazing: a 1:2: “The entire “I? week. She is no“. improving. l Mrs. Myieta E. Mung “gamma iloor and sang ludien songs. Ab! ,
' an renew , erncqua t- e , -
' dons task oLthe. government.
., . v'thc Neighboring Sewing Circle at her ceremonial meeting, beads are pre- atupen II Ions {or the are“
one 0' the famous cake sales will noon “3180b? ydlnenedoart‘h: 3:3“ng The ladies' committee of the Third home in Hoyt street Tuesday even- seated, to the win: rs of ce"zinc-d“ ' ivnttr. Inn New at
be held by the Congregational mate; and ll"I idenlnlly‘ me secretary had Liberty loan, in their (mm on Satay. ing. "The refreshments consisted or These are called honor hes a. I in addition to the films Sergeant
Aid society this afternoon at the rest. Club. nc v 1 ti a day. seem-ed subscriptions for $53,250.; “00",ng dainties. .5 _ GIIIIIOMIIOII me 0““de ”my Wm
deuce 0‘ M: Alfred Morehouse. Hem.“ iconfflenms wuh de 03'. :1“ ' ‘ i ‘ —---- i Howard M. Oxden its now conductin,‘ deliver a short address. Bel-Beam:
._._ lwhich waited upon him, :1le heY so Hlla Darwin Elsler oi ..Riversldc Joseph unterrelner .has a poaltlon‘ the Blue Arrow Garage in “""lotbbm. has “man In” of, the
John W. ldale and Alfred MC. Vfihlhdii‘emzi'iiallggi‘iul? n 1:»: organ;f .Dflve' New York, h” 193"“ t“ Ho- witlt Mr. Dickinson, the Martial. He street. which. isfully equipped for
Hale. Norman Heights boys in Uncle ‘ . . . ”a
on w w 't
a i bloodiest battles of the - or, and .l.
e re 9 rt in house ingcnurch street ed a fe years in this capacity prompt service and repair w r i ll "II III .t; I
. izwtion hich had expats! to have a . I I I I
' s to , v cently been vis. ,
. _ {or the summer. - . . i no Macaulay. its: will have kinds. illr. Ogden has forvthe past the German! and he him- _
lting relatives at home for a couple had ”9inth to. him; had the Safe ( W 1 IZZZJ: 0' ”‘8 30“" fountain. n" 5”" ""91”,“ I” we mmp'uxlif'iifiicrywounded. He..wlll tel.I 0'
of days; ' Itary as a own goo: TheVStephen lloyt's Sons Co... inc. i .-...-. bile iactoryyin its service department, m. “9””an ‘ I .
E , U s TROOPS’ HEALTH GOOD move erected artistic signs about the, .3", Edwin Bram. who recently or at Bridgeport, where he had charge at Handbiila amount-mg the exhibi-
Dr._end Mrs.“ Arthur Bradford of ' ' - fvlllage. directing-people to the nurse-I rived here from gamma, wt," snafu” electrical repair work. lions are being distributed by the
“mam .Vt-v “"9 1°“ to'"1- In" wasumo'rox, April il-Hesltli ties in Carter street , with her! mother. has been visiting -— no, scouts. ‘ - '
spending is few days with the lstter's of all tmona in‘tl-e United gum; :eon-' ’ " - , . with Hrs, 8. T. Wood, left for New'I OHURcH DESIGNS GARMENT PAT— Every patriotic attache .ghou‘d m,-
Dtreuts. Rev. and Mrs. T. L. Price at tlnues good, the Warmer-uncut den-l " The Shawnee Campre rls met at Yo}, Monday. to visit with friends. i ’ TIRNU I .,,md theycrformWI- ' '
the Methodist parsonage. nounced today in a, “poi-'1, (:0va the the helium or Miss Nellie drflonv ——-' . The American Society of,/ Friendly.
_ ,1”); end)" ADE." 12, up bagpital day evening it was s‘ceremonlal In. medal received” Miss rior- whose headquarters is in Philadel- rwo DIE AT CAMP, DEVEN‘
W’- lei 13-an end ”It Jon- admission sad mm’ were late nestles. and was duly impressive. 13.. We: in Pituenld. Mus, plus. has had special and distinctIVe. _ I
kin-Arno mostly returned from the 9‘, am; in the preceding week. : ’I'IW' : \ ""-,—""‘ ' 51-: winter, towel-alas the champion W10?!" Dianne!!!“ for the mm“ avenue-s. April 18.*~T"° 6‘3“”:
Scimwd'hwltnm'm flown! at highest rates were activations! Arisvl It‘mlslilm‘ occurred on the pater, “mum! skating race la'now on 0:1- oi mutants for French. Belgian, Sew from ”humanity, were reported a
' ' ‘ 'soutb usln unsound». m. . , :2“ '“fiffifl; :‘num’mmggttfiefi :‘m’ ”:23, 3,133.3m1mi0
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